Smoky bacon crisps face potential restrictions under new EU labelling rules
Summary of 3 reports
Britain has agreed to follow new European Union labelling rules that could affect flavoured snacks like smoky bacon crisps and meat-free Pot Noodles. An environment secretary dismissed concerns about the ban in a radio interview, telling the journalist to 'get a life' over the issue.
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‘Smoky bacon’ crisps face ban under Andy Burnham Brexit reset deal (opens Daily Express in a new tab)
Chicken-flavoured snacks and meat-free Pot Noodles could all fall foul of new European Union labelling rules that Britain has agreed to follow.
Minister tells journalist to ‘get a life’ over smoky bacon crisp ban row (opens The Independent in a new tab)
‘If you want to obsess about smoky bacon crisps, I suppose that’s your choice,’ environment secretary tells radio host
Smoky Bacon crisps 'under threat' from Burnham Brexit reset deal (opens Evening Standard in a new tab)
Dame Angela Eagle told her interviewer to ‘get a life’ when asked about claims that the flavour could be banned under a new deal
